The lines should disappear, because you’ve just turned that own tool into it’s very own eraser!!Īs you can see the line is a lot crisper to match the same kind of crispness that the tool originally gave (actually it’s hard to tell here, it’s more noticable when you do it yourself).Īs far as I know, yes!! Although tools like marker tend to not work as well. Now that we’ve selected him, we click back to our pen tool (or whichever tool you’re lining/coloring with). You’ll know he’s selected if he looks like this: He’s the one that makes the magic happen!! Turn this guy on with a click. And you’ve also got this funny little guy right here: You’ve got your select tools, eyedropper, color wheel itself, things to move around.
Let’s look at the area next to your color wheel: The eraser doesn’t have the same crisp line as the pen does, even on it’s hardest setting, but that can change!! Zoomed in you can see that the erase line isn’t very clean compared to the rest of the pen line!! This can get annoying when you’re working, especially on lineart. Now let’s erase a little bit with the default eraser tool. Here’s an example of some pen tool lines: All right, so, here’s a neat little trick that maybe not a lot of people know about Paint Tool Sai - the fact that with one little button you can turn ANY tool into an eraser version of the same tool!!
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